Do you know? 3 hours of e-learning vs 6 hours of classroom: why should both offer 10 CPE pointsGuaranteed ROI (ensuring learners receive the full value of the program) (1) No skipping slides to make up for late start or long breaks, (2) avoid replacement trainers with incomplete knowledge of the topic, and (3) no…
Do you know? 3 hours of e-learning vs 6 hours of classroom: why should both offer 10 CPE pointsSegmented mastery (micro-learning modules improve long-term memory retention) (1) Breaking content into chunks allows for better long-term memory “encoding,” (2) choice of a distraction-free setting eliminates classroom side-talk, (3) participants can instantly revisit and replay complex sections….
Do you know? 3 hours of e-learning vs 6 hours of classroom: why should both offer 10 CPE pointsCognitive refreshment (self-pacing allows learners to study during peak energy windows) (1) Users engage topics when most alert, rather than fighting “afternoon fatigue,” (2) stop and restart allows the brain to reset, ensuring 100% focus during active…
Do you know? 3 hours of e-learning vs 6 hours of classroom: why should both offer 10 CPE pointsActive engagement (frequent interactions and assessments mandate participation) (1) Requires response or click to progress, preventing “passive listening,” (2) quizzes provide instant correction, reinforcing memory in real-time, and (3) points are awarded based on passing assessments, not…
Do you know? 3 hours of e-learning vs 6 hours of classroom: why should both offer 10 CPE pointsStandardised precision (pre-recorded content minimises human error) (1) Scripts properly reviewed and edited to ensure no critical points are missed, (2) eliminates “thinking pauses,” tangents or distractions that derail live sessions, and (3) every learner receives the…
Do you know? 3 hours of e-learning vs 6 hours of classroom: why should both offer 10 CPE pointsContent density (concentrated information delivery without fluff) (1) No wasted time for breaks, late starts and housekeeping announcements, (2) no fillers; focus strictly on core learning objectives, and (3) learners process data at their own speed, much…
Do you know? Practice Note (PN) 17: A company listed on the Main Market or a listed business trust is classified as PN17 if there is a default in payment by the company or trust, its major subsidiary or major associate announced under paragraph 9.19A, although for a business trust, the default is specific to…
Do you know? Practice Note (PN) 17: A company listed on the Main Market is classified as a PN17 issuer if the auditors highlight a material uncertainty related to going concern or qualify the issuer’s ability to continue as a going concern in the latest audited financial statements and consolidated shareholders’ equity is 50% or…
Do you know? Practice Note (PN) 17: A company listed on the Main Market or a listed business trust is classified as PN17 if the auditors express an adverse opinion or disclaimer of opinion in the latest audited financial statements. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysia Other markets
Do you know? Practice Note (PN) 17: A company listed on the Main Market or a listed business trust is classified as PN17 if a subsidiary or associate that accounts for at least 50% of total assets employed on a consolidated basis is wound up. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysia Other markets